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I am seeking estimates for work to be done in spring 2017. We are in need of estimates to bring in front of the condo board for approval at our fall budget meeting.Nov 21/16
1) Estimate to repair the damaged concrete.
2) Estimate to replace the concrete in the same area. Meeting to assess and measure area can be arranged after 4pm Tuesday-Thursdays.
Preparing to tile my concrete basment floor. I have fixed my basement floor with self leveller. Unfortunately, I had to do it in stages, so that there are some areas of imperfection--probably about 20 sq. feet overall. My angle grinder causes too much silica dust, so I need someone to stop by on their way to or from a real job to spend about 10 minutes with a real machine suited for the purpose. I have central air and a shop vac downstairs. I live in Fort Rouge. I was thinking about $100. Otherwise I will just spend $200 and relevel the whole floor losing another 1/8 th of an inch.
Concrete Walkway Breaking and Removal of Concrete and Granular Base
Total Length of Sidewalk to Be Removed - 13' (24" wide walkway - 4" concrete depth), Approximately 4-6" compacted granualar base to be excavated and removed under removed concrete.
Two saw cuts are required where walkway joins adjacent concrete.
Access available through backlane. Manual work (breaking, excavation and removal) as concrete is located adjacent to house.
Online Quotes only. Can send scaled drawing to interested contractors. Work to be completed before October 23rd, 2009.
Because there will be 2 new bedrooms in my basement after the renovation, it seems that I have to make my basement windows bigger to meet egress code. Currently both windows have rough openning 34"x15" which is not big enough. I would like to get some quotes first. Job will started ASAP. Thanks for looking!
Hi. My house has a 6 foot by 12 foot crawlspace extension from the foundation. The soil has put pressure on the parging and allowed mice to enter the home. There is also a new widening gap between front concrete pad steps and parging (see picture). It doesn't look like the steps are affecting the parging. Would love to get an estimate to fix the damage and condition to crawlspace. Thanks.
Hi:
I have a crawlspace that is 16 feet long, 7 feet wide and 4 feet high off the original foundation (full basement) which has had chronic problems with water and rodent intrusion and high humidity. My goal is to find a long-term solution which will condition the space, prevent water and rodent intrusion and use as storage space.
Background: When I purchased the home in 2008, it was evident the crawlspace had high humidity with parging on the outside that was buckling. No solution for the humidity or parging buckling has been found yet despite previous interventions to fix the problem. I was initially worried there was a foundation problem but I have had at least 7 to 10 opinions from contractors including foundation experts (Sabre, Abalon, Brown & Son, etc.) over the years who indicate the foundation (and 3 concrete pillars supporting the living room above it) are solid. In 2010, I used 6mil vapour barrier over bare soil sealed with acoustic caulking around the perimeter. This worked well until 2014, when I found standing water on the plastic. The contractor I used at that time fixed it to its existing state in the pictures with no rodent/water intrusion until this year. This spring, mice gained entry to the crawlspace and I'm stuck with the same problem.
After thoughtful reflection, opinions from several contractors and research, I have concluded a few things:
(1) I prefer to condition the crawlspace. Not interested in venting to the outside (it seems there are conflicting opinions, but I worry about humid air in summer venting into a cooler crawlspace and condensing). This might even require a humidifier in the crawlspace but I will have to use my electrician to provide electrical access to a humidifier. I would hope the drain hose could be routed outside without too much problem.
(2) Supporting the parging is paramount and hasn't been done previously. Some have suggested pouring concrete but my arguments against are (a) it will be hard to do a good job using it and leveling it in such a cramped space (b) even with rebar reinforcement, I worry about cracks developing in concrete with clay movement beneath it (c) if this isn't a permanent fix and requires repair in the future, this will be an expensive and painful project to remedy (d) most importantly, the moisture content of the concrete could aggravate humidity levels in the crawlspace. On the other hand, using pressure treated wood across the width (against the concrete foundation and parging frame has a lot of positives. It could be placed over a vapour barrier to offer support and protect the plastic when storing items. There was also an idea to use foam foam on the parging framing to ease soil movement pressure on the parging.
(3) I do have some concrete steps (with hindsight, I wish the contractor who had installed would have used concrete supports below the frost line) which may damage the parging. As far as I can tell, it doesn't look to be the cause of the damage, rather the movement of the clay soil.
Thanks for your thoughts and consideration of this project.
Doug Thidrickson
I have just bought a property. I take possession on the 26th of October and would like to start construction on 28th.
Please provide a quote for the construction of a exterior basement entrance to go approximately in the middle of the east side of the house opening up to the south end of the property. all interior work and door installation will be done by myself.
Also please provide me with a separate price for a window opening that will fit between door and stairs (mount at standard height. will need recommendation as to size appropriate.) window and interior work to be done by owner.
The current residents of the home will be moving out on the 25th of October and are not to be concerned obviously. But I can provide photos and a discrete drive by would be fine, I am attempting to set up a time to enter the house to take measurements the week of the 30th -4th. if I get some a response asap I could arrange for a site tour.
Hi there,
I was referred to you by Macanta Design and Build. I am looking to get my garage and furnace room floors epoxied as well as plastered and painted sometime in October. Please let me know how we can proceed with this and what the approx cost would be. The garage is a two car garage and the furnace room is about 100 square feet.
Thank you!
JP
Stairs is approximately 64" x 222"
Stairs have sunken in on both sides of properties and is pulling away from the house as in pictures. I don't believe it has any piles under the stairs.
We need someone who can either lift the stairs up and secure whatever way or remove present stairs and replace.
Outside wall of basement bedroom has sunk approximately one inch causing a dip in the floor extending 2 feet into the room. Need cork floor pulled up and concrete levelled to the wall. Not sure if it can be shimmed up or concrete poured and levelled. Will then accept advice on replacing with laminate/vinyl.
The basement concrete floor has significant cracking and needs to be replaced; there are countless large and wide cracks, and 2 sides of the foundation footing have dropped, so the interior basement floor has dropped as well resulting in these large and wide open cracks; not to mention all the large residual cracks. One side of the foundation wall where the floor has dropped has had piles installed. The other was not done b.c. we did not know at the time the foundation floor had dropped on that side until the work was done.
I realize that we should wait for the work to settle, but we also have a problem of earth contaminants coming in through the cracks, and we recently had a radon test done and the results were 4x above the allowable limit; so we need to seal the basement.
Front steps need repair due to age and weathering.
Bottom step is over half crumbled, and second step is not far behind.
Concrete steps, no hand rails, 4 steps to landing, roughly 5feet across.
Working on a budget, so not looking for anything fancy, just functional and practical, thank you.
When we moved in 16 years we removed a sloped sidewalk down to the driveway and replaced it with two tier steps, concrete block in a construction tie frame. (3'x6' 3.5'x5) This is beginning to deteriorate, concrete pavers falling apart and ties rotting. I need these steps replaced.
I am open to all options but would prefer solid concrete. An added handrail is also a preferred options
Raise level of free standing garage to prevent spring flooding (garage gas sunk over time). New concrete foundation (18”) and new slab. Garage is circa 1949 constructed of stucco over wood planks . Some wood at base of garage needs replacing as it has been buried and exposed to water. Garage opens onto lane and sits at corner of property. It is a one car garage although it is wider than is standard. My husband and I own this property. The garage will need a new door but this can be done separately. There is electricity to the garage from the house underground. Will a permit be required and who will apply?
We manufacture large power transformers. I am looking for epoxy flooring of some kind to cover the high traffic areas of the shop floor. The material needs to be highly durable as powercarts and forklifts frequently travel in these areas but I want the material to be resistant to gauging and scratching, also easy to clean ( taking out tired scuffs ).
The area is approx. 5000 sq ft.
I am looking at having my front steps resurfaced. Typical of an older house, the steps are attached and the cement is cracking and crumbling apart. I would like to replace the entire thing but cannot afford to do it right now. I would like to have someone chisle the loose concrete and resurface it with new cement so I can get at least a few more years out of it.
Please see the PDF attachment for a complete description of this project. I would appreciate it if interested parties would read this prior to contacting me as it lays out the detailed scope of the work. Note that ideally the contractor should be licensed as an approach contractor by the City of Winnipeg.
I have 8 24" by 30" patio blocks that need to be moved about 6' temporarily so I can have my front concrete steps re-aligned. They need to be moved in the next 5 days or so. I am a senior on a budget, can you help me and what do you charge to move them? Do you charge by the hour or by the job?
Thanks
It is a new town house at the Bridge Water, I need to pave a walkway from the back of the house to the parking pad at the back. The length of the walk way is about 43 feet, the width can vary depending on the bricks used. I think the concrete slab in the dimension (24*30) could be used, and 30'' used as the width.
The walkway need to be completed before the snow fall.
Thanks!
Add support and repair existing structure. This possibly will require making concrete footings and installing teleposts . The work area will be ready with all insulation removed and level ground under the porch. The exterior wall will probably have to be removed and will require basic rebuilding with some additional materials. The budget will be negotiable to an extent.
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